glx analyze

Analyze archive for research gaps, evidence quality, and consistency

Synopsis

Run automated analysis on a GENEALOGIX archive to surface research gaps, unsupported claims, chronological inconsistencies, and suggested next steps.

Analysis categories: gaps Missing data that should be findable (no birth, no parents, etc.) evidence Unsupported or weakly supported claims (no citations, single source) consistency Chronological cross-checks (death before birth, implausible lifespan) suggestions Research recommendations (census years to search, vital records)

Use --check to run a single category. By default, all categories are analyzed.

Use --format json for machine-readable output.

glx analyze [person] [flags]

Examples

  # Full analysis of current directory
  glx analyze

  # Focus on one person
  glx analyze person-jane-webb

  # Run only gap analysis
  glx analyze --check gaps

  # JSON output for tooling
  glx analyze --format json

  # Analyze a specific archive
  glx analyze --archive my-archive

Options

  -a, --archive string   Archive path (directory or single file) (default ".")
  -c, --check string     Run a single analysis category (gaps, evidence, consistency, suggestions)
  -f, --format string    Output format (json for machine-readable)
  -h, --help             help for analyze
  -p, --person string    Filter results to a specific person (ID or name)

SEE ALSO

• glx - GENEALOGIX CLI - Manage and validate genealogy archives